It’s a woke church, but not in your face as plenty of others are in Boston, but you’re (probably) there to worship, not to convert or become a member. Plenty of conservative/traditional hymns/parts of the service with a great choir and organ. So, yes, absolutely positively attend (not just take the tour), but you must register on line in advance, because, as the saying goes-seating is limited. And don’t forget to generously contribute to the collection basket to keep spreading God’s word and also keep our great American Heritage alive.

When following the Freedom Trail it will lead you into the North End of Boston and by Paul Revere’s House and the Old North Church where the signaling of how the British are coming was done with lanterns. There are tours of the church when no services are being held as well as quaint gift shop. Remember to take a picture of the steeple (not the original one as it has had to be rebuilt due to weather.

This is a wonderful historic site and one that I've visited several times over the years. I've only ever been able to do the self-guided tour, but there is lots of information to read throughout the church and there's lots of information placards. It's a lovely site and you can really feel the history come alive when you're here. My favorite part of the church and the part that has stuck with me throughout the years is that General Lafayette said that the bust of George Washington represented him better than any portrait of him. This is a must-see when you're in Boston and if you love history!

Why a small beautiful area for history of the American Revolution. There is a memorial to the war dead that's quite different. An area of Sanctuary and the church. There is a gift shop as well. Definitely worth the walk through and thought.

My wife and I took the self-guided tour of the church. I found the construction of the pew 'pods' interesting. The church is fairly simple in design (compared to some churches I've seen in Europe), but I did find the pew finished in red velvet pretty interesting.

We visited the church and saw the play Revolution's Edge. Well worth the stop and visit the church that has so much history! The play, which is performed on select days, was really interesting in explaining the events that led up to the American Revolution.

The Old North Church is a super old Episcopal mission church that was built way back in 1723. It's the oldest church in Boston and is considered a National Historic Landmark. You can find it in the North End of Boston. This church played a big role in the fight against the British for America's freedom. It's a small but really beautiful church. You have to pay $5 to go inside, but I think it's worth it. Make sure to check out the view of the church from the park, especially on a clear day. It's such a great sight, especially when you look past the Paul Revere statue.

Old North Church and historic site. This is the area around the Paul Revere statue. Nice little area, a small fountain at the far end with the backdrop of the North Church, a much taken photograph.